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The global entry line is not always shorter. You’re paying for a different process, not a shorter line.
by jen20 3y ago
The global entry line is not always shorter. You’re paying for a different process, not a shorter line.
- xur17 3y agoIt's not always shorter, but it definitely is the vast majority of the time.
- kova12 3y agoAs someone who pays for TSA precheck out of my own pocket, I can tell you my expert opinion: I absolutely pay for shorter line.
- lotsofpulp 3y agoGlobal Entry is for immigration, TSA is for security checkpoints.
- mmh0000 3y agoGlobal Entry includes TSAPre
- lotsofpulp 3y agojen20 referred to a global entry line, and kova12 referred to tsa lines, which are unrelated lines in an airport.
- Jcampuzano2 3y agoMy company paid for me to get precheck/globalentry years ago and I still have it after having left. I can say from my experience about 99% of the time it actually is a shorter line and a much smoother experience. And even in cases where its not shorter, it can still be faster since people don't have to take off shoes, belt, etc.
- mmh0000 3y agoTo add to this, the line is also faster because you're not dealing with the people who never fly and can't figure out how to put a bag on a conveyer belt.